Vacc record

[FarmerCop]

does anyone have a sample that they would be willing to share, basically listing the normal checks and balances, if so thank you soo much

 

[1848]

Try this!

http://www.noble.org/Ag/Livestock/Cattl ... ngInfo.PDF

 

[FarmerCop]

lookin ok sar far I guess I didn't really want to be specific, but if anyhas any that are on a microsoft word program would really be helpful but this is what I am looking for I think the link was good and the document appeares to be thorough

 

[1848]

This will help with what vac. you need to give..for beef cattle:

http://www.uaex.edu/Other_Areas/publica ... A-3009.asp

 

[dj]

If you have the MSoffice suite you might look at this site.
Most of the files are based on excel. Some of the programs are stand alone programs. These are free to download and use as you want. I have found several handy apps here.
But there are some on these boards are who are scared of using the technology at hand ......especially if it's free :roll: . anyway here's the link.

http://agebb.missouri.edu/download/index.htm

 

[dj]

Or if your asking for a timetable about when and what to do you might look at this site.
http://beef.unl.edu/index.shtml
then on the left side menu bar click: Beef Production Calender
hope this helps

 

[M Gravlee]

dj,

Speaking of free, Open Office does everything MS Office does. And it's free! All I use.

http://www.openoffice.org/

 

[FarmerCop]

I appreciate all the help you guys and gals on here freely give this site is a testament to your kindness thanks to you all


this does help

 

[1848]

One more thing. Extension agents offices usually carry a bunch of misc. forms you can use, and most Beef Quality Assurance Programs have the forms too. I couldn't get the Texas BQA to pull up on the web. Might try one in GA

 

[Bama]

If you have the MSoffice suite you might look at this site.
Most of the files are based on excel. Some of the programs are stand alone programs. These are free to download and use as you want. I have found several handy apps here.
But there are some on these boards are who are scared of using the technology at hand ......especially if it's free :roll: . anyway here's the link.

http://agebb.missouri.edu/download/index.htm

Thanksfor posting those DJ. It looks like several will be of interest to me. I'll wait to install them on my laptop.

 

[dj]

Macon it's great to find someone else who dosen't want to dance to the tunes from WA state. Open Office is a good program.